Antlia Services, Eaglescliffe
An industrial engineering firm that repairs and overhauls customers' plant machinery and sends engineers out for on-site maintenance and shutdown work. One live operations calendar now runs the office, the workshop screen and the engineers on site. Live 20 August 2026. Phone calls from engineers to the office for information are down 80%. Read the case study.
Plastic Processing, Gateshead
A plastic injection moulder whose kit lists, delivery notes, control plans and order acknowledgements were all built by hand. One system now produces them from the order. Scoped in June, live 4 August 2026, seven weeks after kick-off. About three hours a day of paperwork gone. Read the case study.
Durham Lifting, Middlesbrough
A lifting equipment testing, inspection and certification business. Scheduling, certificates and job packs were three separate jobs in three separate places; the planner we built put them in one system with every renewal flagged before it lapses. Live since March 2025, saving about £42,000 a year in admin hours and inspections that are no longer missed, and the department grew 30% in the twelve months that followed. Read the case study.
The PFC Trust, North East
A North East charity that awards grants. We are building its grants platform so applications, assessments and awards live in one system rather than in forms and spreadsheets. Agreed July 2026; in its final tweaks. Write-up to follow.
How we work
Every project starts with a free scoping call and a written fixed price. Most go live in two to six weeks; a first AI agent in about two. You own what we build outright, with no per-seat licensing. The details are on the custom software and AI agents pages, and the questions people ask first are answered in the FAQ.